After a year of research and repeated experiments, the research team discovered that natural compounds found in Dendrobium orchids can significantly inhibit free radicals and reactive oxygen species in cells and experimental animals. The antioxidant capacity of two samples is equivalent to over 4000 milligrams of vitamin E and possesses anti-reactive oxygen effects. The Dendrobium compounds can also inhibit tyrosinase and related proteases in melanocytes, reducing melanin formation by approximately 25%. Some samples have effects surpassing that of vitamin C and salicylic acid, with lower cytotoxicity and less irritation to the skin.

In addition to whitening and reducing pigmentation on the face, it is also possible to lighten pigmentation on other parts of the body. The effects are faster on facial skin due to its thinner structure, but if used on other body parts with thicker skin, it may take longer to see results. In summary, the initial effects include improved skin brightness and refinement from the first day, making it easier to apply makeup for women. These effects are most noticeable.

The fading of pigmentation varies from person to person, and overall results can be observed in clinical reports after 28 days. Hormonal pigmentation will not be effectively treated, but other types of pigmentation will gradually fade within 28 days. After use, women who have given birth may experience approximately 30% reduction in pigmentation on the chest, along with improved skin texture, resulting in a finer appearance.